Sentence examples for most important predicted from inspiring English sources

In this study, some of the most important predicted cellulases were not detected in the proteome.

The most important predicted function found in the CPE, but not in the NPE, was genes for ciliary motion and primary ciliary dyskinesia.

The most important predicting factor is the patient's cardiovascular risk.

Even if an increased waiting time to next pregnancy or birth is reported it could still be due to biological or psychological factors and therefore, the woman's opinion about the length of acceptable pregnancy interval is perhaps the most important predicting factor and should be incorporated into future research where possible.

A multilevel regression analysis is performed to determine the most important predicting factors with respect to oral hygiene level.

Significant results from these univariate analyses (p<0.05) allowed potential predictors to enter a forward, stepwise, logistic regression analysis in order to identify the most important predicting factors.

Inhaled steroid use and the higher parental education level were the most important predicting factors for good school performance in elementary school asthmatic children.

Young age at presentation, classic achalasia, high LOS pressure 3 months after PD and incomplete obliteration of the balloon's waist during PD are the most important predicting factors for the need for repeated treatment during follow-up.

Young age at presentation, a manometric pattern of classic achalasia, high LOS pressure 3 months after PD, and incomplete obliteration of the balloon"s waist during PD are the most important predicting factors for the need for repeated treatment during follow-up.

Most important, as predicted by Davey's (1997) model, the extent to which the verbal information changed fear beliefs (expectancies) fully mediated the effect that the direct negative experience had.

As the "good sperm" hypothesis predicts, sperm velocity is the most important factor predicting the paternity of the male Arctic charr, and also in other salmonids [ 43, 44] (but see [ 45]).